Human Origins 1 - SOL 2013

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SOL WHI.3 WHI.4

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Human Origins 1 - SOL 2013

Phoenicians
shipbuilders, seafarers, traders; created first alphabet and each symbol resembles a sound; east shore of Mediterranean Sea
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Phoenicians shipbuilders, seafarers, traders; created first alphabet and each symbol resembles a sound; east shore of Mediterranean Sea
Australopithecus first hominid to walk on two legs
Theocracy Egyptian government; the leader is worshipped as a god
Beringia land bridge from Russia to Alaska; now under water
Judaism the monotheistic religion founded by Abraham and whose followers are called Jews
Great Rift Valley eastern part of Africa where early hominids first appeared - origin of modern man according to science
Fertile Crescent fertile soil; very good farmland; surrounding Tigris and Euphrates
Phoenicians shipbuilder, seafarers, traders; created first alphabet and each symbol resembles a sound; all over the Mediterranean Sea
Sumer Middle Eastern Civilization; oldest civilization; city-states; used cuneiform
Cuneiform first written language; each symbol represented an idea; triangular
Sumerian oldest of Mesopotamia; city-states; used cuneiform; Ur and Uruk were city-states
Hammurabi's Code first written law code created by Hammurabi; "an eye for an eye"; harsh
Judaism the monotheistic religion founded by Abraham and whose followers are called Jews
Theocracy government ruled by top official of religion; god-kings in many early civilizations
Mary Leakey Archeologist- Great Rift Valley- found footprints of two hominids
Persians tolerant; bureaucracy; Cyrus the Great and
Darius were the most famous rulers;
Royal Road was their trade route and united
empire; Zoroastrianism
Zoroastrianism religion founded in Persia in the 6th century BC by Zoroaster; supreme god Ahura Mazda who represents the good against the evil spirit, identified as Ahriman.
Akkad Sargon was ruler; world's first
empire in 2300 B.C.E
Assyria military kingdom in northern Mesopotamia
(present-day Iraq); the epic of Gilgamesh was found in library at Nineveh
Lucy Female hominid found by Donald Johansen in 1974 in Ethiopia.

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